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QGC - Queenland Gas Company

At close of trade on 22 Feb 2006, QGC broke through the $0-90 barrier to close at $0-91, up from $0-855 the previous day. It has this week announced an increase in its reserves and that it expects that fulfilling current commercial contracts will see it gain about 10% of the Queensland Gas Market. In addition, it has made an offer to take over Sydney Gas Ltd, a supplier of Gas to AGL. With the commercial contracts starting to kick in during April and a takeover bid on the table, it should not be a surprise to see it step up constantly to break the $0-90 barrier and is yet to be oversold, though it has nudged that barrier once or twice. The chart is attached.
 

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cheers laurie
 
Yeah - interesting article (letter to takeover panel) - no surprise that management is trying to keep their job but I was surprised at the reaction of the market - they marked the price down initially by 5 cents and it closed down 4 cents. Seemed a bit extreme to me!!

malachii
 

Arhh knew AGL had a finger in the pie! its now showing it's hand trying to convince SGL shareholders that their sp is worth more than what QGC is offering so why did they not make a bid for SGL!

cheers laurie
 

Both QGC & SGL are in a trading halt

cheers laurie
 
Be interesting to see the release associated with the trading halt - at the moment I see this as a potential buying opportunity but will wait to see the announcement (have to anyway because of the halt!!)

Please Note: I OWN SHARES IN THIS COMPANY - PLEASE DO OWN RESEARCH!!!

malachii
 
If anything I'm thinking of dumping my SGL shares and buying into QGC avoiding the damn takeover ****e. In my mind even 76c for QGC is cheap.
 
I hope there are other SGL holders like you Rasman! I hold QGC and I don't buy shares because one's better than the another I thought of buying SGL but management at SGL lost me! they had the gas and stuff it up big time and you are spot on mate if this fails B&B will pick up a bargin and who losses out the small man QGC offered a lifeline to SGL and I think their patience is being tested I'm going to the SGL meeting as a guest to see what happens

cheers laurie
 
laurie - Stick in a word on my behalf! And make it a damn rude, nasty word!
 

On yah Richard :

cheers laurie
 
And you can put in another nasty word for me too.
Us small investors are hurting thanks to a few large shareholders who obviously dont have our best interests at heart.
 
SGL directors have instructed shareholders to reject QGC offer!

cheers laurie
 
****WARNING - PLEASE NOTE I OWN SHARES IN QGC****

I have to say I have been surprised at SGL's response to the takeover offer. Not only have they rejected it (normal when your trying to keep your job) but they have basically given control of the company to someone else?????? I considered buying SGL shares as a cheap way into getting more QGC a while ago but wont touch them now just in case the takeover doesn't happen. If it falls through - you watch what happens to SGL's share price!!

If anything I agree with Rasman and think this is a great buying opportunity (I've put the extra money I was going to use to buy SGL into QGC). With their first commercial gas delivery starting very soon I think this is a low point in the share price. Once this takeover thing settles one way or another I think you'll see the price start marching up again.

****WARNING - PLEASE NOTE I OWN SHARES IN QGC****
 
QGC in trading halt pending an announcement. Anyone have any idea what this could be about? They have been releasing a lot of positive announcements recently so hopefully it is good news.
 
Joe Blow said:
QGC in trading halt pending an announcement. Anyone have any idea what this could be about? They have been releasing a lot of positive announcements recently so hopefully it is good news.

Could possibly be a revised bid for Sydney Gas.
 
Did anyone bother to read the announcment

"pending a release from the company concerning an equity raising"

I'd say thats neutral - not good or bad, depends what they need the money for.

TJ
 
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